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The 409a isn't based on what the market will pay since private shares aren't on the stock market. It's a guess about what the market might pay, but since the sh
by singron 3y ago
The 409a isn't based on what the market will pay since private shares aren't on the stock market. It's a guess about what the market might pay, but since the shares aren't liquid, the guess can't be tested, so there is huge leeway to pick a favorable number.